Pan-Atlantic University Mourns Pioneer VC Professor Albert Alos

By Aduragbemi Omiyale

Pan-Atlantic University has expressed sadness over the passing of its pioneer Vice-Chancellor and founding Dean of Lagos Business School, Professor Albert Alos.

The scholar, who died on Saturday, September 5, 2026, was described as a visionary educator and institution builder whose commitment to excellence played a foundational role in shaping both Pan-Atlantic University and Lagos Business School.

In a statement, the institution said that through his leadership, wisdom and unwavering dedication to education, the deceased made an enduring contribution to higher education and to the development of generations of leaders who continue to serve Nigeria, Africa and the wider world.

“Professor Albert Alos leaves behind a legacy deeply woven into the history and ethos of Pan-Atlantic University.

“As a teacher, mentor and leader, he inspired countless individuals through his wisdom, integrity and service. His contributions will continue to influence generations to come,” the current VC of the school, Professor Enase Okonedo, was quoted as saying in the statement.

It was said that while he was at the helm of affairs, Professor Alos helped establish a culture of academic excellence, ethical leadership and service that remains central to the institution’s mission and values today.

His influence was said to have extended far beyond the classroom, inspiring students, faculty, staff, alumni and colleagues through his example of professionalism, integrity and commitment to the common good.

The university extends its heartfelt condolences to Professor Alos’ family, friends, colleagues, former students and all who had the privilege of knowing and working with him.